Why Resilience Is No Longer Enough Supply chains were once designed for efficiency, not disruption. But in today’s world of pandemics, geopolitical shocks, and extreme weather events, efficiency alone is a fragile strategy. The goal is no longer just resilience – it’s antifragility. Coined by Nassim Taleb, antifragility means getting stronger from shocks, rather than just surviving them. The best supply chains don’t just withstand disruptions – they thrive in uncertainty, using crises as catalysts for improvement. But how do you engineer antifragility into your supply chain? This guide provides a 5-step framework, blending proven resilience models (Simchi-Levi’s TTR-TTS, Sheffi’s strategy, the Kraljic Matrix, network science, and OODA Loop) to create a supply chain that not only survives disruptions but becomes stronger from them. (....)